| Memorization method |
ROTE |
| Movie producer Ponti |
CARLO |
| Mrs. Lincoln's maiden name |
TODD |
| Not just a franchisee |
OWNER |
| Object of pagan worship |
IDOL |
| Old chap's diner order? |
FISHANDCHIPS |
| One of the Cartwrights |
HOSS |
| Optician's display |
RIMS |
| Overseas accord |
OUI |
| Pool stroke |
DOGPADDLE |
| Post-wedding title, often |
MRS |
| Prepare for publication |
EDIT |
| Proficient |
ADEPT |
| Purim month |
ADAR |
| Rather dedicated to news |
DAN |
| Rumor sources? |
MILLS |
| Run playfully |
ROMP |
| Sideshow attraction |
SNAKECHARMER |
| Skinflints' opposites |
SPENDERS |
| Small colonist |
ANT |
| Small whirlpools |
EDDIES |
| Soap unit |
BAR |
| Southwestern plateau |
MESA |
| Start of some aircraft carriers |
USS |
| Stop on a European tour, often |
MILAN |
| Support for the elderly? |
CANE |
| They have a plate in front of them |
CATCHERS |
| They're not who they pretend to be |
POSEURS |
| Titanic's undoing |
BERG |
| Tristan's love |
ISOLDE |
| Try to persuade |
URGE |
| Use, as energy |
EXPEND |
| Vanity plate in a two-car household, maybe |
HERS |
| Way up or down |
STEP |
| Wednesday was named after him |
ODIN |
| Whatchamacallit |
DOODAD |
| Where Charlie may ride forever, in song |
MTA |
| Word root |
STEM |
| Wranglers alternative |
LEE |